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Toms River Welcomes Eight New Police Officers

TOMS RIVER – Eight new police officers took the oath as Mayor Daniel Rodrick announced that three more hires are completing background investigations, bringing the township closer to what he described as its maximum patrol staffing level. Rodrick said the additional hires will bring Toms River to 95 patrol officers, just three short […]

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